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Mrs. Jill Winkle Named as O.R. Baker Elementary Teacher of the Year
We are proud to announce Mrs. Jill Winkle as the 2019-20 Baker Elementary Teacher of the Year. Mrs. Winkle works as a Reading Recovery teacher at Baker and has been...
Reopening Randolph Central Schools
Randolph Central students will return to school on August 12, 2020. On Tuesday, June 30th the School Board will meet in the high school library to review the...
WCHS Receives $50,000 Implementation Grant
MEDIA CONTACT: Sam Rourke at (913) 206-7678 or SRourke@gov.in.govFOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, June 3, 2020Next Level Programs of Study Pilot Programs Chosen12...
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Many of you have asked about spirit wear, and we've got you covered!
Baker students will be bringing home order forms for long and short sleeved T-shirts, baseball T's, and sweatshirts today. All money and order forms are due back to the Baker office by October 2nd. Please make checks payable to Baker Elementary.
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Randolph Central School Corporation
Randolph Central has received $100,000 to increase connectivity between students and teachers as part of Component 1 of the GEER Grant Award from the Governor's office. As part of Component 2 of the same grant Randolph Central will work with CIESC, CELL, and the Rural Early College Network to increase our capacity in meeting the social/emotional needs of students as well as enhancing digital instruction. See the attached press release for details about this powerful partnership between 30 school districts, CELL, CIESC, and RECN.
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Randolph Central School Corporation
Randolph Central will serve free student breakfast and lunch until 12/31/20 or until Federal Program funding runs out, whichever comes first.
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Randolph Central School Corporation
Winchester Cub Scout Pack 58 Recruitment Meeting
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Randolph Central School Corporation
Click below for a message from the Randolph Central Corporation Nurse, Lacey Hummel, regarding recent changes to the CDC Guidelines on excluding students from school with symptoms that "might" be COVID-19 related.